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Message: [QUOTE="OrangeXtreme, post: 4195642, member: 41"] [IMG]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FNQUr31XEAIe1OG?format=jpg&name=small[/IMG] [URL unfurl="true"]https://laxallstars.com/quint-kessenichs-top-20-march-7/[/URL] [HEADING=2]14: Syracuse (2-3)[/HEADING] #HHH hit a wall in the fourth quarter against Army, struggling to finish the marathon as a 13-12 lead dissolved into a 17-13 loss. Back-to-back seasons have seen Army celebrate in the Carrier Dome. SU isn’t deep. Were they tired? Sloppy turnovers set the table for the Cadet victory. Owen Seebold was a major bright spot. Jakob Phaup did a terrific job winning face-offs. Appears that SU has two capable goalies in Bobby Gavin and Harrison Thompson. Zone offense needs work, SU spun their wheels against the Army zone, couldn’t generate easy inside looks and took some savable shots from the perimeter which swung the confidence meter in Army’s favor. Syracuse had just three assisted goals. Defensive turnovers, poor clearing, simple errors, are caused by lack of communication, fatigue and focus. Fatigue makes cowards of us all. Compounding mistakes spun this game out of control. Syracuse saw their 6-3 lead diminish quickly into a 6-6 tie against Hobart on Sunday afternoon. The Kraus-Simmons Trophy on the line for the 107th time. Penalties hurt the Orange. Tucker Dordevic had four goals in the first half. He and Brendan Curry would combine for ten goals. Jakob Phaup gave SU a significant possession advantage in a Dome 18-16 win that was far from a defensive clinic. Orange visit Charm City on Sunday at 4pm (ESPNU) to play Hopkins in a big game for both programs that need to be .500 for NCAA inclusion. Paul Carcaterra and I have the call from historic Homewood Field. [/QUOTE]

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